Most cloud breaches start with a misconfiguration, not a zero day. Entrans gives you senior cloud security developers. They fix identity sprawl, lock down networks, and add guardrails to your release pipeline.
They work inside your own AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud accounts. You get a stronger security posture, and numbers to prove it.

Security talent is easy to find on paper and hard to verify in practice. We screen for engineers who have already run identity, network, and detection work in live enterprise cloud accounts. Every hire is backed by the Entrans cybersecurity and compliance practice. Titles vary by company. Whether you need a cloud security programmer, engineer, or architect, the shortlist comes from the same vetted pool.
Every candidate we send has hardened live workloads under real traffic. They know what an open storage bucket costs at 2 a.m., because they have closed one.
Our cloud security engineers rebuild access the way attackers test it. That means least privilege, just-in-time admin rights, and conditional access. It applies across AWS IAM, Microsoft Entra ID, and Google Cloud IAM.
You get DevSecOps engineers who put policy checks, secret scanning, and image scanning into your CI/CD flow. Issues surface at pull request time instead of during an audit.
SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, PCI DSS, and GDPR all need proof, not intent. Our engineers automate control mapping and evidence, so your next audit is a report rather than a fire drill.
Cloud security rarely stays inside one team. Entrans backs your hire with enterprise cloud solutions and managed services. The same engineers can extend into migration, monitoring, or round the clock support.
We match you with certified specialists. Credentials include AWS Certified Security Specialty, Microsoft AZ-500, Google Professional Cloud Security Engineer, and Certified Kubernetes Security Specialist. What matters more is that they have done the work below inside real enterprise setups.
Design multi-account and multi-subscription landing zones with service control policies, guardrails, and network segmentation. Teams keep shipping fast without widening the blast radius.
Build role models, permission boundaries, federated SSO, MFA enforcement, and just-in-time privileged access. They also clean up the standing admin rights nobody has checked in years.
Deploy and tune CSPM and CNAPP tools like Microsoft Defender for Cloud, AWS Security Hub, GuardDuty, Wiz, or Prisma Cloud. Then work the findings queue down instead of letting it grow.
Add Checkov, tfsec, Trivy, Snyk, and secret scanning to GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, or Jenkins. Policy as code with Open Policy Agent or Kyverno blocks a risky deploy before it merges.
A cloud application security engineer for hire from Entrans reviews risky code paths. They also harden Kubernetes on EKS, AKS, and GKE. They also enforce mTLS between services and manage SBOM and supply chain checks.
Tune Microsoft Sentinel, Splunk, or Chronicle, then write detection rules that fit your workloads and automate response playbooks. They run tabletop exercises too, so your team knows the runbook before it matters.
Hiring a security engineer usually takes months, and the risk does not wait. Our process puts vetted profiles in front of you in days and keeps every decision with you.
Tell us your cloud providers, compliance targets, and the gaps you need closed. A CSPM backlog, a SOC 2 deadline, and a Kubernetes hardening project each need a different engineer.
You receive shortlisted cloud security developers with verified hands-on work in AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud. Each profile lists the tools they have actually run in production.
Test them the way you would test an internal hire. Ask them to review a real IAM policy, explain a detection rule, or segment a sample network.
Access, tooling, and scope get settled in the first two days. Your engineer joins standups and starts closing findings inside the first sprint.
Add a cloud security architect for a migration, or scale back once an audit closes. You adjust the team as your risk profile changes.

Best when security work never really stops. Hire a dedicated cloud security developer who owns posture, identity, and detection across your accounts month after month.

Extend the team you already have. Hire a remote cloud security developer who joins your sprints and your on-call rotation, alongside our dedicated DevOps developers.

Scoped work with a clear end date. Think landing zone rebuild, PCI DSS readiness, or a Kubernetes hardening sprint. Cloud security engineer direct hire is an option when the role becomes permanent.
Our team works with global clients across banking and financial services, healthcare, insurance, manufacturing, and retail. Our specialists build controls that match each sector's rules, from HIPAA in healthcare to PCI DSS in payments.
A cloud security developer builds and automates the controls that protect cloud workloads. The work covers identity and access, network segmentation, encryption, posture checks, and threat detection. It spans AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. Most of it is written as code, so the same control applies to every account and every deploy.
In 2026, cloud security developers in the United States cost $80 to $160 an hour. Rates depend on seniority and compliance scope. Offshore engineers in India run $30 to $55 an hour. Nearshore talent in Latin America or Eastern Europe runs $55 to $95. Rates sit at the higher end for architects working on regulated workloads such as HIPAA, PCI DSS, or FedRAMP.
You get curated profiles within 24 to 48 hours. Onboarding takes 48 to 72 hours once you pick someone. Interviews usually happen in the same week. Urgent backfills move faster when scope and access approvals are ready on your side.
Yes. Our cloud security experts work in your accounts, your identity provider, and your CI/CD tooling rather than a parallel setup. They follow your change process, your least privilege model, and your approval gates. If you run multi-cloud or hybrid, they align controls across all of it.
Every engagement runs under an NDA, and IP is assigned to you from day one. Engineers work through your access controls with scoped, time-bound rights. Entrans is ISO certified, with delivery teams in the US, UK, UAE, and India. We can also work inside your VDI or jump host when your policy requires it.